It would seem impossible for us ever again to complain about our weather and infrastructure after Haiti.
On Sunday afternoon a man called to my house. I had visitors at the time so he asked if I could come over to his car. I had no idea what was in store. He wrote out a check for a subtantial sum of money for Concern for Haiti.
Impressive.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
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